In the Sverdlovsk camp, children were fed cottage cheese with E. coli.

In the Sverdlovsk camp, children were fed cottage cheese with E. coli.

      In the Sverdlovsk camp "Sputnik" in Aramil, children were fed cottage cheese contaminated with E. coli. It was found that the brand "White Dew" contained fungal mold and exceeded yeast levels, reports the Telegram channel Ural Mash.

      The producer is the Alapaevsk Dairy Plant. Moreover, back in June, Rospotrebnadzor conducted a control purchase in Pervouralsk, Shale, and the Nizhneserginsky district. The examination at that time already showed that the cottage cheese contained E. coli bacteria and fungal mold.

      In August, inspectors targeted the same producer during an inspection of the supplier for the "Sputnik" camp in Aramil. E. coli and excessive yeast levels were again found in the samples. Surprisingly, the children did not get poisoned. The dairy plant was issued a warning.

      Earlier, a criminal case was initiated in the Urals after a mass poisoning of children in the camp.

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In the Sverdlovsk camp, children were fed cottage cheese with E. coli.

In the Sverdlovsk camp "Sputnik" in Aramil, children were fed cottage cheese contaminated with E. coli. It turned out that the brand "Belye Rosy" had fungal mold and exceeded yeast levels, reports the Telegram channel Ural Mash.